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Hamilton MSP welcomes Lanarkshire bus fares being capped at £2 (opens the original)
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Hamilton’s MSP says the Scottish Government’s newly-announced programme will be “transformational” – and reckons his constituents will see the first impact from this week. Alex Kerr highlighted the new £2 cap on bus fares which comes into effect on Monday morning across Lanarkshire as well as neighbouring Glasgow, Dunbartonshire and much of the rest of the Strathclyde Partnership for Transport area. The policy was included in the Programme for Government announced by First Minister John Swinney
Lanarkshire children's charity raises smiles at adventure days (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Lanarkshire families enjoyed two special adventure days thanks to the efforts of children’s charity Smile. The local good cause took a total of 180 children, families and carers to Blair Drummond Safari Park for their much-enjoyed annual outing – and ran a unique inclusive circus fun day in Paisley for young people with disabilities. Charity founder Wendy Meek called both events “incredible” and told how generous funding support helped volunteers from the good cause to provide memora
Zipslide challenge raises thousands for Lanarkshire charity Smile (opens the original)
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Brave thrillseekers took on an epic challenge by taking part in a unique zipslide across Strathclyde Loch to raise a “phenomenal” sum to support the vital work of Lanarkshire children’s charity Smile. The team of nine charity supporters donned harnesses and helmets to whizz across the 1000-foot line put in place across the park’s focal feature – and were rewarded by raising a combined total of £6500 for the work of the good cause, which provides wide-ranging support for young people aged under 2
Consultation on changes to four Hamilton school catchments (opens the original)
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Catchment areas of four Hamilton primary schools could be realigned to accommodate changing pupil rolls and local housebuilding developments. Public consultation is now open on the proposals affecting St Mary’s, St Paul’s, St Peter’s and Our Lady & St Anne’s, with a meeting also due to take place for communities later this month. South Lanarkshire Council say the changes would help ensure a “more balanced distribution of pupils” across the area’s schools and would accommodate planned development
Hamilton MP highlights residents' road concerns (opens the original)
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Residents living near a busy Hamilton road have expressed concerns about speeding on the route and insufficient crossing points, saying it can be “virtually impossible” for pedestrians to navigate safely. Issues regarding traffic on Low Waters Road have been highlighted by neighbours and road users, with their case being taken up by Imogen Walker, the Hamilton MP. She is asking residents to report any speeding incidents to police; and wrote to South Lanarkshire Council asking for additional enfo
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